A publicly available expert-level newsletter on Mozambique news reports and clippings from the middle of May predicts that France might launch a limited military intervention in northern Mozambique's Cabo Delgado Province in order to protect the offshore energy deposits of its national champion Total, which necessitates an analysis of such a move's strategic consequences if it does indeed come to pass.

The high hopes that many had for a radical improvement of the situation in the Horn of Africa just a few short years ago have been shattered by a combination of internal and international conflicts centered on Ethiopia, but it might be premature to predict that the region won't ever recover since Prime Minister Abiy could drastically turn everything around once more should he have the political will to do so.

I’ve heard a few stories from workers in the UK and elsewhere where employers are starting to broach the subject of the Covid ‘vaccines’. At present, it seems these conversations are at an early stage, perhaps just testing the water. But some employees are understandably worried they will be placed under pressure or ultimately the ‘vaccines’ become mandatory at work.

We often accept even the hardest absurdity of the COVID policy because it happens to others. Only when we are forced to face all the pure nonsense of the lockdown world do we discover the next level of madness. And we can observe it clearly in the example of international travel.

The Alt-Media Community has many ways in which its members express support for various causes and countries, but the intentions behind some of their information products are sometimes regrettably misinterpreted by their fellows, hence the need to elaborate on the most common roles that folks play.

Although many of us are aware of many of the reasons, motives, timing for the so-called Great Reset, I think Reiner’s insights and thoughts are interesting and collectively provide a more complete understanding of what’s behind it all. And perhaps there is some light at the end of the tunnel.

The reported killing of long-serving Chadian leader Idriss Deby at the hands of his country's latest rebel group and subsequent imposition of a military transitional government were thought by some to herald long-overdue change in this geostrategically pivotal state, yet it might very well be that nothing will end up changing all that much since such a scenario could result in France losing control of one of its top regional allies if that happens.

A group of UN experts claimed at the end of March that they've received startling reports about Russian death squads ravaging the Central African Republic, but considering the fact that a shadowy network of information warriors backed by infamous former oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky has been actively spreading fake news about their homeland's military involvement in that country for the past few years already, it can't be discounted that the global body has been misled as part of the latest phase of the West's Hybrid War on Russia.

Has anyone got a conspiracy theory I can borrow, mine have all come true?

There are a multitude of problems that require multilateral solutions which have hitherto remained unresolved due to the lack of the political will and trust that are needed to make progress on them.

The Biden Administration continues to push its delusional and dangerous grand strategy, which doesn't even serve the US' own interests but just the short-term narrow ones of a certain segment of its economic and political elite.

Many observers missed the US' designation in early March of Mozambique's “Al Shabaab” as an ISIS-affiliated global terrorist organization and its subsequent dispatch of roughly a dozen Green Berets to the country to aid the national military in its counter-terrorist operations, but this development signals that the Southern African state has importantly become the newest front in America's “Global War On Terror”.

The reason for this is that the US refuses to learn from its mistakes contrary to its post-Trump rhetoric, which has resulted in scant progress being made in Yemen, Afghanistan, Syria, and Libya.

China's new model of International Relations actually isn't all that new but is basically a revival of the world order that the UN originally envisioned since its founding but which had yet to materialize due to the Cold War and America's subsequently failed efforts to impose its unipolar hegemony.

This might seem a daft question for many readers here. But for the benefit of those who’ve had family or friend discussions about the roll-out of the ‘vaccine’, it might spark a few thoughts.

The world shouldn't celebrate President Biden's declaration that “America is back” but should tremble in fear. He doesn't mean that it's returning to the international community as an equal member, but that it's doubling down on its bad habits.

Trumpism is a product and reflection of the profound crisis of the US empire that Biden has inherited. It would thus be a delusion to imagine that once he is in the Oval Office, he will reinvent himself, hit a reset button, and pursue a different foreign policy.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov's dramatic declaration that his country “will pursue the policy of active containment of the US on all fronts” if American pressure on Russia doesn't soon end inspired a unique 20-point plan for what this could look like in practice.

The Togolese Foreign Minister's visit to St. Petersburg confirmed that his country seeks to take relations with Russia to the strategic level, which is a multipolar masterstroke that will serve as an important proof of concept for how the Eurasian Great Power can help African states “balance” between the US, France, and China in the New Cold War.

The climate dictatorship or Great Reset is trying to hook the Western world to an imaginary world where everything is ‘green‘, meaning no coal, no fossil fuels, and no nuclear power for energy, food control, which will leave the Western world with no industry, no jobs, and most of all, loss of property and income.